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To meet the growing demand for instruments capable of producing that warm
The final image is a blend of 200 photos
That tiny movement sets off a cascade of electromagnetic waves that unleash an incredibly intense laser-like beam of light (x-ray synchrotron radiation) that scientists use to probe the hidden structures of our everyday world
The instrument is on a long-term loan from The Adam Foundation to the New Zealand String Quartet
1730 Pietro Guarneri Violin, Part 1. Select Print Type:Acrylic Print To meet the growing demandA photo from inside an exceptional violin made in 1730 by Pietro Guarneri. It is currently played by New Zealand based violinist Helene Pohl. Violins crafted by Pietro Guarneri are extremely rare and are celebrated for their masterful blend of Venetian and Cremonese craftsmanship. Pietro Guarneri, the elder son of Giuseppe 'filius Andreae', was initially poised to take over his father's violin making shop in Cremona. However, after a decade of